Bressan Pinot Grigio

Salone di Grandi Vini Bianchi (Mirabelle Restaurant Austin, Texas) : This wine has a deep but bright yellow color, this is a Pinot Grigio in its own category, notes of carmelized apple, ripe peaches, dried apricot, and a touch of finger lime, also notes of orange oil, Indian spices, sweet peanuts; this is a fuller white with a mouth-texture with med + acid and med + alcohol.

Big, rich, bit oxidized

Whoah. Teetering into Meursault-like qualities with mineral and richness. Long finish. Opening edges of dried fruits, really great tactile elements. Really nailed a groove.

Not as good as last time.

The best $20 pinot grigio in the world? Comes with personality and complexity. (maybe a 92)

Aroma of white flowers, pear, a little mustiness. Dry, citrus. At first opening there was a dead space in the middle, a sort of dry sherry experience briefly, then slight stone fruit bitterness.After warming up integrates into a long citrus finish with subtle mustiness along the way. An intrigue -lovely with Guyere which played off the slight almond notes of this wine. Consistent finish that leaves you wanting to pour the next glass. Try with a varied cheese platter and …

Bressan makes just another Pinot Grigio like Leroy makes just another Clos Vougeot. This is consistently far and away the best Pinot Grigio I've ever tasted. Great fruit, length, and balance. Slightly overoaked to my taste, and not offering the complexity to be great -- something of which Bressan is fully capable, as the BB was truly a great wine.

God. Frugt og en særegen bitterhed. Meget ren i smagen uden fadpræg.

Quite interesting. . .very dark gold -- we thought omg is this a dessert wine? Pronounced, but unidentifiable (by us) aroma which dissipated immediately. Not much fruit on tasting, but plenty of acidity and a long finish. Held up quite nicely into the second day.

nice acidity, peach, lemon and creme brulee rich pinot grigio

interesting, nice acid and peachy fruit with a coating mouthfeel.

fabulous! gorgeous floral nose with hints of almond, long and very well balanced on the palate, with layer upon layer of intrigue. hands down the best pinot grigio i've ever consumed.